On Friday, Congress leader Adil Ranjan Chowdhury accused the central government of trying to erase the memory of former prime minister Indira Gandhi, slamming the centre for linking Amar Jawan Jyoti’s torch to the National War Memorial The decision to merge the torch.
Even if the government decides to celebrate dates associated with religious icons and personalities, it is better to embrace their teachings, Chowdhury said during the debate on the President’s Speech Thanks Motion. Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the above-mentioned proceedings in the House of Representatives.
“Earlier, the government had said that the flames of Amar Jawan Jyoti under the canopy of the Gate of India and the flames of the National War Memorial will burn at the same time. But the two flames are still fused together,” he said. “Efforts are being made to erase Gandhi’s memory. What is engraved in the heart cannot be erased,” he said, adding that her sacrifice would not be forgotten.
Claiming a “false description” of history confuses people, he says all Muslims should not be equated with Aurangzeb and all Hindus should not be equated with Jaichand.
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